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Nomen Nescio
Jan 12, 2024, 1:59:27 PMJan 12
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Must watch: https://youtu.be/eR7D6Fx0fTQ?si=KpwNYUR-SwvZ3RbK
And the reason I'm now using END TO END ENCRYPTED EMAIL!
Free and premium services: https://tuta.com/pricing
Stay safe, stay encrypted!
And the reason I'm now using END TO END ENCRYPTED EMAIL!
Free and premium services: https://tuta.com/pricing
Stay safe, stay encrypted!
Nomen Nescio
Jan 12, 2024, 4:34:57 PMJan 12
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And the reason I'm now ANONYMOUSLY SENDING AND RECEIVING
END-TO-END-ENCRYPTED E-MAIL AND USENET ARTICLES:
Free premium service: OmniMix <https://danner-net.de/om.htm>
powered by proven onion-routing networks
- Whole-Message-Encryption
- Hidden sending and anonymous delivery
- Unlimited number of anonymous e-mail addresses / nym accounts
- Servers based in multiple jurisdictions
- Premium anonymous support by mail and in alt.privacy.anon-server
Stay safe, stay anonymous!
Nomen Nescio
Jan 12, 2024, 6:40:35 PMJan 12
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>Must watch: <https://danner-net.blah.blah.blah>
Why bother with all that 'old hat' stuff?
This message was also sent anonymously from my Tuta account and I receive
encrypted messages via remailers also to my Tuta account.
The average emailer isn't going to be bothered with all that nym crap.
No need to be so paranoid!
This is the way forward and you all know it. Encryption is everywhere now
and is not an elite secret messaging service like you're James Bond.
Stay safe, stay encrypted! (And anonymous if you want to be!)
Why bother with all that 'old hat' stuff?
This message was also sent anonymously from my Tuta account and I receive
encrypted messages via remailers also to my Tuta account.
The average emailer isn't going to be bothered with all that nym crap.
No need to be so paranoid!
This is the way forward and you all know it. Encryption is everywhere now
and is not an elite secret messaging service like you're James Bond.
Stay safe, stay encrypted! (And anonymous if you want to be!)
Anonymous
Jan 13, 2024, 5:02:27 AMJan 13
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The Tuta Spammer wrote:
>>Must watch: <https://danner-net.blah.blah.blah>
>
>Why bother with all that 'old hat' stuff?
>This message was also sent anonymously from my Tuta account
a) It's missing a References header, so try harder next time.
>>Must watch: <https://danner-net.blah.blah.blah>
>
>Why bother with all that 'old hat' stuff?
>This message was also sent anonymously from my Tuta account
Hint: With OmniMix and an NNTP client that won't happen.
b) Your non-anonymous tuta mail will never ever become
anonymous by an additional remailer routing.
All that demonstrates your cluelessness.
> and I receive
>encrypted messages via remailers also to my Tuta account.
Praise the Lord!
>
>The average emailer isn't going to be bothered with all that nym crap.
>No need to be so paranoid!
It's about reality, invisible looking through rose-tinted glasses.
Nomen Nescio
Jan 13, 2024, 10:40:58 AMJan 13
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On Sat, 13 Jan 2024 10:02:21 +0000, Anonymous <nob...@yamn.paranoici.org>
wrote:
> The Tuta Spammer wrote:
>
>>> Must watch: <https://danner-net.blah.blah.blah>
>>
>> Why bother with all that 'old hat' stuff?
>> This message was also sent anonymously from my Tuta account
>
> a) It's missing a References header, so try harder next time.
> Hint: With OmniMix and an NNTP client that won't happen.
You don't even need OmniMix for that....
> b) Your non-anonymous tuta mail will never ever become
> anonymous by an additional remailer routing.
>
> All that demonstrates your cluelessness.
Cluelessness abounds, unfortunately. Sometimes the consequences of being
clueless are quite profound, even life-altering. More on that, below.
>> and I receive
>> encrypted messages via remailers also to my Tuta account.
>
> What a surprise! Remailers can send to email addresses.
> Praise the Lord!
Whatever will they think of next, huh?
>> The average emailer isn't going to be bothered with all that nym crap.
>> No need to be so paranoid!
>
> So go play elsewhere, jerk. This here is beyond your imagination.
> It's about reality, invisible looking through rose-tinted glasses.
When it comes to rose-tinted glasses, I can think of no place with a worse
case of this on Usenet than alt.sex.stories.d newsgroup. Something like 99%
of the posters in that NG are Google Groups users, posting from valid Gmail
addresses.
Sometimes, things can get /very/ real -- a good example of this took place
rather recently in alt.sex.stories.discussion (ASSD). Most of the discussion
in that NG was about the operation of the Alt Sex Stories Text Repository
(ASSTR). The ASSTR was setup to archive the text-only stories that had been
submitted over the years to the various text-only story groups in the
alt.sex hierarchy. Over the years, ASSTR has accepted stories in virtually
all genres, with almost no content rules. As a result, a fair amount of text
stories have been submitted with underage characters involving explicit sex.
Over the last few decades, there have been several court cases in the United
States, where people have been criminally convicted and sentenced to (long)
prison terms for transmitting 'obscenity'. The stories that led to these
convictions typically involved underage characters and explicit sex.
In part, because of these legal cases, many story-hosting sites have begun
to reject material with underage characters, leaving ASSTR and ASSD as the
only sites on the Net still willing to receive/host these.
>From time to time, there have been posters in ASSD trying to raise the alarm,
stating that it simply isn't safe to post non-anonymously any longer. These
posters have made entirely reasonable statements like:
* DO NOT announce your plans to break the law; and
* DO NOT post evidence of having done so from a traceable account; and
* DO NOT use file-sharing software (eg. BitTorrent) to distribute contraband.
These posters got no small amount of pushback from clueless, Google Groups-
using ASSD participants, whose arguments essentially boil down to:
* "They're not going to notice me."
* "It shouldn't be illegal"
* "The law is wrong, the courts are wrong", etc.
* Look at how many people have been posting in ASSD -- for years even -- and
there's been only been a small number of arrests, etc. (In other words,
the clear implication is that the odds of getting busted are on a par with
the odds of being hit by lightning.)
Well, wouldn't you know it, but somebody decided to ignore these rules, and
do it anyway... they mentioned an entire raft of things that should never
have been said in the open, let alone in the clear, from a traceable Gmail
account -- they admitted to:
* Hosting the ASSTR archive online, from a server located at home (if you
can believe it!)
* Wanting to move to a hosting service located in a jurisdiction that would
not comply with US or other demands from law enforcement (i.e. Russia)
Needless to say, lightning struck just a few days before Christmas... it was
apparently reported in another forum that they had been raided, arrested,
and the server seized.
IMO, obscenity laws are an anachronism, an artifact of the mid-to-late 19th
Century that belong in the trash bin. No government should have the ability
to censor what you read, and even more, what you write.
wrote:
> The Tuta Spammer wrote:
>
>>> Must watch: <https://danner-net.blah.blah.blah>
>>
>> Why bother with all that 'old hat' stuff?
>> This message was also sent anonymously from my Tuta account
>
> a) It's missing a References header, so try harder next time.
> Hint: With OmniMix and an NNTP client that won't happen.
> b) Your non-anonymous tuta mail will never ever become
> anonymous by an additional remailer routing.
>
> All that demonstrates your cluelessness.
clueless are quite profound, even life-altering. More on that, below.
>> and I receive
>> encrypted messages via remailers also to my Tuta account.
>
> What a surprise! Remailers can send to email addresses.
> Praise the Lord!
>> The average emailer isn't going to be bothered with all that nym crap.
>> No need to be so paranoid!
>
> So go play elsewhere, jerk. This here is beyond your imagination.
> It's about reality, invisible looking through rose-tinted glasses.
case of this on Usenet than alt.sex.stories.d newsgroup. Something like 99%
of the posters in that NG are Google Groups users, posting from valid Gmail
addresses.
Sometimes, things can get /very/ real -- a good example of this took place
rather recently in alt.sex.stories.discussion (ASSD). Most of the discussion
in that NG was about the operation of the Alt Sex Stories Text Repository
(ASSTR). The ASSTR was setup to archive the text-only stories that had been
submitted over the years to the various text-only story groups in the
alt.sex hierarchy. Over the years, ASSTR has accepted stories in virtually
all genres, with almost no content rules. As a result, a fair amount of text
stories have been submitted with underage characters involving explicit sex.
Over the last few decades, there have been several court cases in the United
States, where people have been criminally convicted and sentenced to (long)
prison terms for transmitting 'obscenity'. The stories that led to these
convictions typically involved underage characters and explicit sex.
In part, because of these legal cases, many story-hosting sites have begun
to reject material with underage characters, leaving ASSTR and ASSD as the
only sites on the Net still willing to receive/host these.
>From time to time, there have been posters in ASSD trying to raise the alarm,
stating that it simply isn't safe to post non-anonymously any longer. These
posters have made entirely reasonable statements like:
* DO NOT announce your plans to break the law; and
* DO NOT post evidence of having done so from a traceable account; and
* DO NOT use file-sharing software (eg. BitTorrent) to distribute contraband.
These posters got no small amount of pushback from clueless, Google Groups-
using ASSD participants, whose arguments essentially boil down to:
* "They're not going to notice me."
* "It shouldn't be illegal"
* "The law is wrong, the courts are wrong", etc.
* Look at how many people have been posting in ASSD -- for years even -- and
there's been only been a small number of arrests, etc. (In other words,
the clear implication is that the odds of getting busted are on a par with
the odds of being hit by lightning.)
Well, wouldn't you know it, but somebody decided to ignore these rules, and
do it anyway... they mentioned an entire raft of things that should never
have been said in the open, let alone in the clear, from a traceable Gmail
account -- they admitted to:
* Hosting the ASSTR archive online, from a server located at home (if you
can believe it!)
* Wanting to move to a hosting service located in a jurisdiction that would
not comply with US or other demands from law enforcement (i.e. Russia)
Needless to say, lightning struck just a few days before Christmas... it was
apparently reported in another forum that they had been raided, arrested,
and the server seized.
IMO, obscenity laws are an anachronism, an artifact of the mid-to-late 19th
Century that belong in the trash bin. No government should have the ability
to censor what you read, and even more, what you write.
Nomen Nescio
Jan 13, 2024, 3:46:13 PMJan 13
to
Even if you lot are so paranoid you still don't need all that junk software
on your computer. Your ISP knows you're using TOR anyway and suspicion will
fall on you if 'THEY' start monitoring your Internet connection!
How many posts have I read that some remailer is down or omnimix is not
working etc. etc???
Check remailer stats https://www.mixmin.net/echolot/rlist2.html and send an
encrypted message to a relevant group for it to be received.
Something like this:
This is a message from James Bond 007 to Goldfinger...
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1dsvZYk=
=G5ft
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
One last thing... get off Hotmail, Gmail or whetever you're using
and send your email encrypted so that your ISP or email provider
can't profile you. (the best out there) FREE and premium services!
END TO END ENCRYPTION!!! https://tuta.com/pricing
Stay safe, stay encrypted!
on your computer. Your ISP knows you're using TOR anyway and suspicion will
fall on you if 'THEY' start monitoring your Internet connection!
How many posts have I read that some remailer is down or omnimix is not
working etc. etc???
Check remailer stats https://www.mixmin.net/echolot/rlist2.html and send an
encrypted message to a relevant group for it to be received.
Something like this:
This is a message from James Bond 007 to Goldfinger...
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
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1dsvZYk=
=G5ft
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
One last thing... get off Hotmail, Gmail or whetever you're using
and send your email encrypted so that your ISP or email provider
can't profile you. (the best out there) FREE and premium services!
END TO END ENCRYPTION!!! https://tuta.com/pricing
Stay safe, stay encrypted!
Nomen Nescio
Jan 14, 2024, 10:55:07 AMJan 14
to
The Tuta Dimbulb spammed:
>Even if you lot are so paranoid you still don't need all that junk software
>on your computer.
End-to-end encryption without running software on your own device?
> Your ISP knows you're using TOR anyway and suspicion will
>fall on you if 'THEY' start monitoring your Internet connection!
So what? There are millions of daily active Tor users.
<https://metrics.torproject.org/userstats-relay-country.html>
And with Tor routing adversaries won't get anything useful.
>
>How many posts have I read that some remailer is down or omnimix is not
>working etc. etc???
Nevertheless you're using Mixmaster to dump your shit over here, I
reckon because it's reliable and secures your anonymity quite well.
>
>Check remailer stats https://www.mixmin.net/echolot/rlist2.html and send an
>encrypted message to a relevant group for it to be received.
No reason to check anything, as that's what the remailer software does.
Okay, so you learned about encryption. That don't impress me much!
But wait ...
| gpg: CRC error; EBE8CE - 1B97ED
Too stupid to even PGP encrypt text.
>
>One last thing... get off Hotmail, Gmail or whetever you're using
>and send your email encrypted so that your ISP or email provider
>can't profile you. (the best out there) FREE and premium services!
>END TO END ENCRYPTION!!! https://tuta.com/pricing
With encryption you only protect message contents.
But:
Former NSA Director Michael Hayden once told us:
| We kill people based on metadata.
And that's why alt.privacy.anon-server is about suppressing metadata,
sending and receiving mail messages without exposing oneself, and not
having to trust anyone, neither an ISP nor a mail provider like your
tuta guys w/wo TLA ties.
To make our aspirations against spying and profiling somewhat clearer,
here just two easy to grasp points related to PGP encryption:
- PGP message blocks must not expose key IDs.
- PGP messages must not contain real signature timestamps.
So get it or leave this group! Stop bothering us with your BS!
>
>Stay safe, stay encrypted!
Stay safe, stay hidden, stay anonymous!
>Even if you lot are so paranoid you still don't need all that junk software
>on your computer.
> Your ISP knows you're using TOR anyway and suspicion will
>fall on you if 'THEY' start monitoring your Internet connection!
<https://metrics.torproject.org/userstats-relay-country.html>
And with Tor routing adversaries won't get anything useful.
>
>How many posts have I read that some remailer is down or omnimix is not
>working etc. etc???
reckon because it's reliable and secures your anonymity quite well.
>
>Check remailer stats https://www.mixmin.net/echolot/rlist2.html and send an
>encrypted message to a relevant group for it to be received.
But wait ...
| gpg: CRC error; EBE8CE - 1B97ED
Too stupid to even PGP encrypt text.
>
>One last thing... get off Hotmail, Gmail or whetever you're using
>and send your email encrypted so that your ISP or email provider
>can't profile you. (the best out there) FREE and premium services!
>END TO END ENCRYPTION!!! https://tuta.com/pricing
But:
Former NSA Director Michael Hayden once told us:
| We kill people based on metadata.
And that's why alt.privacy.anon-server is about suppressing metadata,
sending and receiving mail messages without exposing oneself, and not
having to trust anyone, neither an ISP nor a mail provider like your
tuta guys w/wo TLA ties.
To make our aspirations against spying and profiling somewhat clearer,
here just two easy to grasp points related to PGP encryption:
- PGP message blocks must not expose key IDs.
- PGP messages must not contain real signature timestamps.
So get it or leave this group! Stop bothering us with your BS!
>
>Stay safe, stay encrypted!
Stay safe, stay hidden, stay anonymous!
Nomen Nescio
Jan 14, 2024, 2:31:05 PMJan 14
to
A stupid pratt wrote:
>Okay, so you learned about encryption. That don't impress me much!
>
>But wait ...
>
?| gpg: CRC error; EBE8CE - 1B97ED
>Okay, so you learned about encryption. That don't impress me much!
>
>But wait ...
>
>
?Too stupid to even PGP encrypt text.
I can assure you that there is no error! lol
One last thing... get off Hotmail, Gmail or whetever you're using
and send your email encrypted so that your ISP or email provider
Stay safe, stay encrypted!
Nomen Nescio
Jan 14, 2024, 4:01:29 PMJan 14
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The tuta prick wrote:
>A stupid pratt wrote:
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>>Okay, so you learned about encryption. That don't impress me much!
>>
>>But wait ...
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>?| gpg: CRC error; EBE8CE - 1B97ED
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>?Too stupid to even PGP encrypt text.
>
>I can assure you that there is no error! lol
Sure.
>A stupid pratt wrote:
>
>>Okay, so you learned about encryption. That don't impress me much!
>>
>>But wait ...
>>
>?| gpg: CRC error; EBE8CE - 1B97ED
>>
>?Too stupid to even PGP encrypt text.
>
>I can assure you that there is no error! lol
And how about a References header, genius?
Google is your friend (not mine btw).
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